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i ii i 'i i n <» i — That is the choice, Compare the Plafc'^ The Labour Party ■ Standing For Good Homes. Highest Educr,tion for all.' ' : With Service the The other Parties standing for a system whicli the world over is condemned -by its results. There are two.. Parties only. LABOUR with SERVICE as its motto and a CONSTRUCTIVE PLATFORM,, relying on an .- EDUCATED DEMOCEACY B to bring it into operation—or the Old Parties of privilege, exploitation and domination. The men standing for Progress in Otago are:— J. <E. McMANUS DUNEDIN, SOUTH! J. W. MUNRO. M.P. DUNEDIN- NORTH • CM. MOSS ' DUNEDIN WEST J. GILCHRIST DUNEDIN CENTRAL J. STEPHENS CHALMERS These are the men who carry the banner of SERVICE which will lead New Zealand once more to the foremost position in the world of Nations. „ . -jfta-- -» Your Opportunity Is At Hand .. For three years four of the live sitting members have given loyal service to the exploiting class. You know the results:— RACK RENTS. BAD HOUSING. DECREASED WAGES. HIGH COST OF LIVING, YOU Can Change All This! Remember that the issue is: LABOUR versus THE REST ■ LABOUR STANDS FOR: - HAPPY HOMES FULL LIVES. MERRY CHILDREN. MORE OPPORTUNITY. Masseyisin stands for War and Capitalism and the fruits of his system are before you. The men in Wellington who represent the workers are: — A. L. MONTEITH WELLINGTON EAST P. FRASER, M.P. '" WELLINGTON CENTRAL R. McKEEN WELLINGTON SOUTH HE. COMBS WELLINGTON NO|tTH A. W, ■ CROSKERY WELLINGTON SUBURBS VOTE FOR THESE AND SO HELP TO '■■■% AXE NEW ZEALAND SAFE FOR DEMOGRAOt